Catholicnationalism
Catholicnationalism is a political ideology that combines elements of nationalism with Catholic theology and practices. It emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in Europe, as a response to the perceived threats of secularism, liberalism, and nationalism that did not align with Catholic principles. Catholicnationalists advocate for the establishment of a theocratic state where Catholic teachings and practices are the dominant influence on government and society.
The ideology is characterized by its emphasis on the role of the Catholic Church in shaping national
Catholicnationalism has been associated with various political movements and parties throughout history. In some cases, it
Critics of Catholicnationalism argue that it can lead to the suppression of religious and ethnic minorities,
Despite its controversial nature, Catholicnationalism continues to influence political discourse and policy in some countries, particularly